Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

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l1xfsl terms q khs 6eEman bankers
nnd Eheir Eaprnuney IN fha afeat nnan-
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auaa diKssan1 posisy. 1hsy hAse ~
IN fhefr nttaution - f1e toxn1 fsoo g
railway, mining snd e1heg Industrial
enaerpEases. ThM has fosued them y
fake 4 paaee ca 4 Ievsi viii other grsas
banking keaass. bat naihtng ha1 ID.
pnsred fhsiF ahiiisy - So siiA ooios.ai
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oecaslonal Oversees vhish - Win
lheir hiltaEisal fmme. Itwas ihsiF mon
~ lnaned 30 tha British EuvsEnm@nf
1hieh secured the onufrol Of fhe sues
csnal torths En4liHh, and there b no
great ansarpxiss going on In any part Of
lie eivilizs1 world IN which tney have
nnf nome port Of A Investment To-Day.
NothinR waG more efmp1e than the
nav n which fhsy wen their enormoua
uroaia. Thsy weuld Issue loan 81 3
certain pries, psEhaps airsady 2 o. 3 per
esua above ths ocntraef pKicc. 1his was
4 hapdanuae prolt 70 ssaTt with. Then
fhev uanipnlatsd the Stock Exchange
bY buying, selling and reseliinR the
nsune sfooks eontinuouzlg, until the pro-
dia seached A encEmons EGure. 1he
violent anetRaifona which they pro-
dueRd forced lna basis Of their ool0ss-
A. fortunes, Every mefhod tha1 could
h devised waa kesnKteo tol eseEy sort OF
rumor and false news Waa promulgated,
and money il large or small sums va
sanxifoea 20 seizure tbs success Of theiI
sohemeB. They had facilities in time Of
ear for obtaining news in advances Of
the governments Of what happe1ed, and
we're among the 6rst to uss the tele-
qrsph to command the favorable NO
hent. Nothing that has besn done 70
recent years by the balls and bears Of
Wall street. has exceeded the resources
Of the Hothsohilds. Two principles
controlled their action. One wAg that
the Ave broshers sb0nld e0rduct theiI
business with unbroksn unity Of aims
and interests. Toe other vas never q
strive after eItravsgnEt proifsin any Of
their undertakings. The personal and
moral character Of tbs ave brothers
contributed greatly 20 the success Of
fheIr enterprises. There ID but one
ooveF in Eurcpe,n said the French
ritter. WE'LL, "and that's ROthschiId,
His satellites are a DOZEN ether bank.
inc Arms. his soldiers. his souires, al
refpectabie men of BUSINESS and mer
eh[nfe. ana bis sword Il sreculation
Rothschild IL 9 consequences that Tal
bouud 10 aupear, aud il il had not been
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one alae. He ID orimaFy Consequences,
which have Guided the European States
since 1913. Rethschild had ueed Of the
Gkates 10 become & RothschiId, while
the States on thar side reoaired q
RothaehiId.n
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